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L****n
发帖数: 490 | 1 打了9000 多手，就赢了点 rackback...
一方面没 stats, 一方面被打的有点tilt。输三四个buyin, 就等于原来level 的8个
buyin.
Goes, windstormm 有啥建议嘛？ | W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 2 Obviously you can't worry about the actual $$ amount when playing. your stacks consist of only the number of blinds when you are on a table. You can play tight a bit at first. Many advantages of
playing tight. When you get comfortable and have more data, then you can
loosen up.
9k hand is not much but being able to break even is much better than losing.
Try look deeper in the action pass the actual winning and see whether you
have an edge over the average population. Overall, I think you should be fine
if you are fundamentally sound in poker. You should be able to have a
steady winning rate playing ABC and picking your spot to make a move.
People are better, but most of what is working in NL50 should work in NL 100
imo. | W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 3 Don't over look playing a tight preflop range. It is a key to success when
you are against a group people that you have less edge against.
Something interesting that i want to point out here. If we ignore the blind you post (say we don't post blind at all) and you
play against yourself (assuming using the same strategies) with a loose
perflop range and a tighter preflop range. The one that playing tigher range will always win out. I think this is very enlightening to me in terms of post flop plays. | L****n
发帖数: 490 | 4 what's your vpip in NL 100? if you don't want to say it in public, you can
pm me. I definitely widened my range in NL50, which kinda increased my
winrate a lot. | L****n
发帖数: 490 | 5 Without blind, it would be another game which nobody can lose. Just wait AA
and shove preflop. | g**s
发帖数: 1114 | 6 Dont rush although it's rush poker. stay cool, you have to play tight at the
beginning as winstoreMM suggested, when you accumulate enough hands, you
will have enough stats. at that time, you know whom you can fight back and
whom you want to stay away for certain hands. Or you can do what I did, test
water for a while and go back.
【在 L****n 的大作中提到】
: 打了9000 多手，就赢了点 rackback...
: 一方面没 stats, 一方面被打的有点tilt。输三四个buyin, 就等于原来level 的8个
: buyin.
: Goes, windstormm 有啥建议嘛？
| L****n
发帖数: 490 | 7 Thanks for the advice. It does make a lot sense. My marginal hands get
pushed around quite a lot. Until I have enough read on my opponent, I should just
stay away from those trouble hands. | f*****g
发帖数: 15860 | 8 i'm thinking about the same thing, or maybe you should play some regular
100NL, not rush first.
so you can adjust your play/stake awareness/etc., have better read/feel
about your opponents, and maybe pay less tuition than in rush.
should just
【在 L****n 的大作中提到】
: Thanks for the advice. It does make a lot sense. My marginal hands get
: pushed around quite a lot. Until I have enough read on my opponent, I should just
: stay away from those trouble hands.
| W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 9 need to dig deeper than that. That example actually told us how important
it is to play a stronger range with your starting hand and its impact on
your post flop overall winrate.
2 factors in poker that decides your overall winrate. Skill (including
utilizing your position, sizing, bluffing, value betting etc.) and your starting hand range. When your skill has less edge, your edge in tigher starting range can be critical. If you can use preflop steal/resteal to break even your winrate with a looser preflop raiser, you can easily crush his winrate post flop with the same skill level.
AA
【在 L****n 的大作中提到】
: Without blind, it would be another game which nobody can lose. Just wait AA
: and shove preflop.
| f*****t
发帖数: 106 | 10 你是说0。5/1的blinds么？
感觉打cash game,保证长期赢率的话，最重要的是patience，patience and patience
保守点好，坐下一个table之后，一定在开始非常地low key,观察到对手的特点之后，
再慢慢aggressive,但是仍然要保守。
我的一点浅见。
【在 L****n 的大作中提到】
: 打了9000 多手，就赢了点 rackback...
: 一方面没 stats, 一方面被打的有点tilt。输三四个buyin, 就等于原来level 的8个
: buyin.
: Goes, windstormm 有啥建议嘛？
| W********m
发帖数: 7793 | 11 I was in a rush and did not finish. I want to add a few more points.
The advantage of having a tight starting range is very obvious and it should
give you a steady and good winrate at microstake or vs some opponents at
small stake, but why does it not work as well when you level up facing
tougher opponents? It is because people will adjust towards your range post
flop if they are good regs. FCF also pointed out before that the easiest
player to play against is people with nittiest vpip because their range is
so easy to be defined and it is too easy to read their range with different
board structure. So we will have to adjust accordingly post flop when we
have such starting range vs these observant players. Think more about your
own image post flop. If you have vpip 12 10 3 and c bet 65% turn c bet 40%,
think about how these player will play against your range. Then you can
adjust to play them better. This is vs good regs. You should not need this
against most of people at NL 100. there is no FCF at NL100 so don't worry about too much. Just use your tighter starting range to crush these fishregs at NL100. Even vs observant players, your tight starting range should give you edge post flop, but you will need to make more adjustment post flop.
P.S. Always think about how people observe you. if you see someone with fold
to 3 bet 80%. so you repeatedly 3 bet him for exploitation. Even though
your overall 3 bet rate is only 3% for example, in his HUD you probably have
3 bet rate of 8%. think about how that will change the dynamic between you
and him post flop if he does call. This is vs good regs only. no need to
over think this vs fishregs.
starting hand range. When your skill has less edge, your edge in tigher
starting range can be critical. If you can use preflop steal/resteal to
break even your winrate with a looser preflop raiser, you can easily crush
his winrate post flop with the same skill level.
【在 W********m 的大作中提到】
: need to dig deeper than that. That example actually told us how important
: it is to play a stronger range with your starting hand and its impact on
: your post flop overall winrate.
: 2 factors in poker that decides your overall winrate. Skill (including
: utilizing your position, sizing, bluffing, value betting etc.) and your starting hand range. When your skill has less edge, your edge in tigher starting range can be critical. If you can use preflop steal/resteal to break even your winrate with a looser preflop raiser, you can easily crush his winrate post flop with the same skill level.
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